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Hanoi Rocks didn’t tour as much in 2006 as in 2005 since we didn’t have a new album to promote. The music business usually works that way, you make a record and then you go on tour to promote it. Luckily, Hanoi’s
reputation is strong enough to keep us busy anyway.

The band has become like a big machine. Sometimes I’ve find myself walking on stage at some festival, not having seen the guys for quite some time, not knowing what equipment there’s gonna be, how big the stage is etc and from the first chord it’s just "there". Sure we fall apart at the seams here and there (as a matter of fact, things can get VERY loose), but we always seem to pick up the thread and sew it all back together.. Did a bunch of shows with Ginger as well. We don’t see each other often but it’s great when we do.

This time in UK on a bunch of occasions, a few gigs in Japan and 2 nights in New York. A big band making a big noise! Another cool event was when I was asked to play at the Polar Prize banquette in front of Led Zeppelin. Since it had to do with them getting the prize I was asked to perform some Zep stuff which I wasn’t so keen on (how many time have you heard ”Whole lotta love” torn to pieces by bad coverbands?)..

However, I came up with a different idea to do it with my friend Svante Drake on ”human beatbox” . I also added stand up bass and mandolin. The song we did was my ”Song for Rory” with Zep stuff thrown in as some kind of medley. Jimmy Page asked to see me after the gig and thanked me, and it was nice to get ”thumbs up” from the man himself. A true gentleman.

I also got divorced this year, which explains the delay of my solo album. People change, we are not the same persons now that we were 12 years ago and sometimes one has to judge things from a new perspective. It's sad that so many relationships have to end up this way (feels like everyone got divorced this year!) but all in life isn’t pink and fluffy. Gonna be a busy year musically now!

It’s 2007 and Hanoi Rocks is working on songs for the next album, which is gonna be a killer. Also, I’ve got my own solo album to release after that and the combined "Conny Bloom compilation / Psychonaut" CD as well as some other stuff, so things are looking good!!! Ok! That’s it for now.. C-ya on the road. Give love and respect!
Conny